10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ROUPET»
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1
The Complete Poetical Works of Robert Burns
Raupet, exhausted in voice: 'my roupet muse is haerse,° 'till ye are haerse an'
roupet.' Rout/z, v. Ra'wtlz. Rout/Lie, well-stocked: routhie ben.' Raw, rawe, (I) to
roll: ' if bowls row right '; (2) to flow, as a. river [very frequent]; (3) to wrap [also
very ...
2
The Complete Works of Gilbert Parker
The painter-prisoner entered followed by the soldier. Immediately afterward Mrs.
Angers, Marie's elderly companion, sidled in gently. Laflamme bowed low, then
turned and said coolly to the soldier: "You may wait outside to-day, Roupet.
3
Cumner's Son: And Other South Sea Folk
Laflamme bowed low, then turned and said coolly to the soldier: "You may wait
outside to-day, Roupet. This is my last morning's work. It is important, and you
splutter and cough. You are too exhausting for a studio." But Roupet answered: ...
4
Complete Glossary to the Poetry and Prose of Robert Burns: ...
Roupet. Hoarse, as with a cold. Roup, hoarseness. — Bailey. Roop, hoarseness.
— Grose. Rawp and roup, hoarseness. — Thoresby. The emprour fond his
emperice With lourand chere, . . . Hond wringging, and loud roupe, And here
visage al ...
5
The English Illustrated Magazine
Immediately afterwards Mrs. Angers, the elderly companion of Miss Gorham,
sidled in gently. Rive Laflamme bowed low to Marie Gorham, and then turned
and said coolly to the soldier: “You may wait outside to-day, Roupet. This is my
last ...
Immediately afterwards Mrs. Angers, the elderly companion of Miss Gorham,
sidled in gently. Rive Laflamme bowed low to Marie Gorham, and then turned
and said coolly to the soldier : “ You may wait outside to-day, Roupet. This is my
last ...
Immediately afterwards Mrs. Angers, the elderly companion of Miss Gorham,
sidled in gently. Rive Laflamme bowed low to Marie Gorham, and then turned
and said coolly to the soldier : " You may wait outside to-day, Roupet. This is my
last ...
Eliakim Littell, Robert S. Littell, 1892
I forgot that you cannot smoke here, Roupet ; but you shall have them all the
same—therel Parbleu! you are a handsome rascal—if you weren't so wheezy I
Come, come, Roupet, make yourself invisible.” The eyes of the girl were on the
soldier.
Eliakim Littell, Robert S. Littell, 1892
9
The Works of Robert Burns: With an Account of His Life, and ...
Alas 1 ' Alas! my roupet Muse is hearse! Your Honor's heart wi'. * This was written
before the act anent the Scotch Distilleries, of session 1786; for which Scotland
and the Author return their most grateful thanks. "' A worthy old Hostess of the ...
Robert Burns, James Currie, Mr. Thomson (George), 1806
10
The Poems & Songs of Robert Burns: With a Life of the ...
d~¢——_-¢-_,-,_ -\' Alas ! my roupet Muse is hearse! Your Honors heart. * This
was written before the act anent the Scotch Distilleries, of session 1786; for which
Scotland and the Author return their most grateful thanks. i The Coalition. i "' A ...
Robert Burns, Hamilton Paul, 1819
